I have had it in my possession for a week and the first impressions are mixed. Out of the four burners, only the fast one is worth it, maybe also the coffee one, but it doesn't stay on the grid, it falls inside the stove, unless you have a very large coffee pot it will stay. You see, the company has made sure that all the grids have the same opening, resulting in separate adapters being sold for the coffee burner and the wok pan. All for the money! The other two burners are the same and serve for small to medium-sized pots or for slow cooking. As for the oven, I don't have an opinion yet because I haven't used it yet. Its door has double glass and not triple, I mention it because my previous oven, although much cheaper, had triple glass and a rotisserie, anyway. As for the build quality, it's average. It surprised me that the switches are plastic, even though the fast burner is on the front and generates a very high temperature on the control panel, but the handle of the oven door is metallic, something like bronze.

The oven is very good in performance.
As for the negatives, I would also add the difficulty of cleaning the surface of the stove, which is coated with matte enamel paint, which if even a drop of oil falls on it (which will happen) it does not clean with a simple wipe with paper, nor with a damp microfiber cloth recommended by the manufacturer, only with a sponge and dish soap and then rinse with a vinegar and wipe with paper. Also, I baked cheese pies for 15 minutes without opening the oven door at all and steam entered the clock! I will contact the dealership and I will come back to inform.